KOMMONSENTSJANE – STUNNING FACT – DERELICTION OF DUTY

This Stunning Fact Might Explain Why Obama Thought ISIS Was Contained

American Action News

 

Dec 9, 2015

by: AAN Staff

President Obama’s assertion that ISIS was contained showed that he was either desperately trying to justify his failures or that he was seriously lacking information. A new report suggests it was the latter. It will stun and terrify you:

President Barack Obama has only attended roughly 40 percent of his daily intelligence briefings throughout his presidency, according to the Government Accountability Institute (GAI).

According to the GAI report released Tuesday:

In September 2014, the Government Accountability Institute updated an analysis of how much time President Barack Obama has spent attending his Presidential Daily Briefs (PDBs), as recorded on the White House official calendar and Politico’s comprehensive calendar. The updated study covered the president’s first 2,079 days in office, running from January 20, 2009 through September 29, 2014. Of those, President Obama attended a total of 875 Presidential Daily Briefs for an overall 42.09% attendance rate.

The report also found President Obama’s attendance has declined slightly in his second term from 42.43 percent to 41.26 percent.

I’m willing to bet if there was a daily global warming briefing, Obama wouldn’t miss a single round of golf for it. This finding is an absolute disgrace, and should remind Americans how unserious Democrats are when it comes to keeping us safe.

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